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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, I think it's high time you just told them the truth - you don't want them staying in your house when you're not there, period. If they ask why, you can use it as an opening to tell them, "Look, every time you have stayed here in the last year, you haven't respected my house. Your dog is all over the furniture, despite me asking you not to let the dog on the furniture, your kids eat all the food and you don't clean up after yourselves. This is my house, not a hotel." Will they think you're a bitch? Absolutely. Will you actually BE a bitch? Probably. But you will still be justified in the points you are making and things might actually change. Flame away, polite martyrs of DCUM.[/quote] I agree fully and completely with this. [/quote] 100%[/quote]
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